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Jean
Nov 5, 2009, 1:52:41 AM11/5/09
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Hello
I use GetLogicalDriveStrings to get the list of the drives.
The returned list does not include the network drives if i they have not
been previously accessed ('opened') by the Explorer or Winfile.
Please help :-((
Jean
I use GetLogicalDriveStrings to get the list of the drives.
The returned list does not include the network drives if i they have not
been previously accessed ('opened') by the Explorer or Winfile.
Please help :-((
Jean
Christian ASTOR
Nov 5, 2009, 6:33:50 AM11/5/09
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You can use WNetOpenEnum() (RESOURCETYPE_DISK)
Jean
Nov 5, 2009, 7:58:47 AM11/5/09
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Thank you for your answer.
I tried WNetOpenEnum, it seems to list the Microsoft Windows Network that
can be seen in the Windows Explorer.
But it lists folders too, printers and so on and give the disks names as
they are seen on the remote PC.
What i need is what i get in the Windows Explorer, under 'Poste de Travail'
eg:
C sur 'XP Home (Name-0012)' (T:)
I tried WNetOpenEnum, it seems to list the Microsoft Windows Network that
can be seen in the Windows Explorer.
But it lists folders too, printers and so on and give the disks names as
they are seen on the remote PC.
What i need is what i get in the Windows Explorer, under 'Poste de Travail'
eg:
C sur 'XP Home (Name-0012)' (T:)
Jean
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Christian ASTOR
Nov 5, 2009, 9:46:01 AM11/5/09
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On 5 nov, 13:58, "Jean" <sl...@slash.fr> wrote:
> Thank you for your answer.
> I tried WNetOpenEnum, it seems to list the Microsoft Windows Network that
> can be seen in the Windows Explorer.
> But it lists folders too, printers and so on and give the disks names as
> they are seen on the remote PC.
> What i need is what i get in the Windows Explorer, under 'Poste de Travail'
> eg:
> C sur 'XP Home (Name-0012)' (T:)
> Thank you for your answer.
> I tried WNetOpenEnum, it seems to list the Microsoft Windows Network that
> can be seen in the Windows Explorer.
> But it lists folders too, printers and so on and give the disks names as
> they are seen on the remote PC.
> What i need is what i get in the Windows Explorer, under 'Poste de Travail'
> eg:
> C sur 'XP Home (Name-0012)' (T:)
Explorer enumerates the Shell (IShellFolder::EnumObjects() from
CSIDL_DRIVES
Jean
Nov 5, 2009, 10:09:32 AM11/5/09
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thanks for the tip, it's OK
Jean
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